Opticon OPR 3301 User Manual - Manual

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THE GENERAL USE AND FUNCTIONING OF THE BAR CODE SCANNER IS DESCRIBED IN THIS
DOCUMENT. ALSO GENERAL SETUP INSTRUCTIONS TO GET STARTED ARE DESCRIBED IN THIS
DOCUMENT. FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS CONSULT OPTICON OR YOUR LOCAL DEALER.
OPR3301 USER MANUAL (also OPN2002 compatible!)
(OS version: RBJV0220 / Application version: RFx35534)
This manual describes the features of the OPR3301 as well as detailed instructions on
how to use, customize and upgrade the software of the OPR3301. It will also briefly
describe how to use the CRD3301 communication cradle.
For OPN2002 compatibility, please refer to chapter 7.
More product details, additional support and the Universal menu book (to customize the
OPR3301) can be found at
www.opticon.com .
For more information about how to install and use a Bluetooth stack on a third party
Bluetooth device (like a PC or mobile device), please refer to the manual of the device.
Capabilities of the OPR3301 application
The following features are currently supported:
 Establish a Bluetooth connection with the CRD3301 cradle and transmit barcode
data as serial data to the RS232 port of the CRD3301.
 Establish a Bluetooth connection with the CRD3301 cradle and transmit barcode
data as keyboard data to the USB-HID port of the CRD3301.
 Making the OPR3301 connectable (as slave) to allow a remote device to connect
with your OPR3301 and allow the transmission of its barcode data using the Serial
Port Profile (SPP) to an (outgoing) Bluetooth virtual COM port.
 Making the OPR3301 connectable (as slave) as a Bluetooth keyboard to allow the
remote device to connect with your OPR3301 and transmit its barcode data using
the Human Interface Device (HID) profile as a Bluetooth keyboard.
 iPhone/iPad compatibility
 Make the OPR3301 connect to a remote device (as master) and transmit its
barcode data using the Serial Port Profile (SPP) to a (incoming) Bluetooth virtual
COM port.
 Automatic reconnection to a paired remote device (as master) to quickly re-
establish a lost Bluetooth keyboard or serial connection.
 Opticon Universal menu book support to configure barcode decoders, pre- and
suffixes, change the Bluetooth configurations
 Configuration of the OPR3301 by using Opticon serial commands.
 Storing of barcodes in memory when not connected (batch mode).
 Software upgrading by Bluetooth (SPP profile) using the CRD-3301 cradle or a
third party Bluetooth dongle.